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The Bioconcepts Aloe Vera formulation uses only the finest ingredients for improved digestion as well as also possessing antifungal, antibacterial & stimulating properties. Each tablet contains the equivalent to 10,000 mg of Aloe Juice ensuring Bioconcepts Aloe is one of the most potent Aloe supplements on the market today.
Size : 90 Capsules
What is Aloe and why is it important?
Aloe has historically been used for many of the same conditions for which it is used today - particularly constipation and minor cuts and burns. In India, it has been used by herbalists to treat intestinal infections, suppressed menses, and colic.How does Aloe Vera work? The science behind the secret…
Aloe Vera contains anti-inflammatory elements, including salicylic acid, gel polysaccharides and magnesium lactate. These ingredients promote healing and reduce itching and discomfort associated with minor wounds and skin conditions such as psoriasis.
Aloe Vera contains Mucopolysaccharides, compounds that help improve the appearance of the skin by helping skin cells retain moisture. Aloe also boosts cell production of collagen and elastin thereby helping to reduce the appearance of fine lines, and the amino acids within aloe soften the skin.
Aloe vera is also composed of up to 30% anthraquinones which is an effective stimulant laxative
Recent Studies
Aloe Vera helps promote skin healing in minor burns
Aloe Vera is a common home remedy for burns and minor skin abrasions. A systematic review titled 'The efficacy of aloe vera used for burn wound healing: a systematic review' byMaenthaisong et al, published in the September, 2007 edition of "Journal of the International Society for Burn Injuries" looked at the effects of aloe on burn wound healing. Researchers concluded wounds treated with aloe vera gel healed about nine days faster than untreated wounds and noted that aloe vera might be an effective treatment for first and second degree burn wounds, based on these findings.Aloe Vera helps reduce skin inflammation
The aloe plant has been used to treat or sunburn, a skin condition wherebyoverexposure to ultraviolet rays results in reddening and inflammation of the skin. A study published in the February, 2008 edition of "Skin Pharmacology and Physiology" by Reuter et al, titled 'Investigation of the anti-inflammatory potential of Aloe vera gel (97.5%) in the ultraviolet erythema test' looked at the anti-inflammatory potential of aloe vera gel for treating erythema. Results showed the aloe vera gel reduced skin inflammation more effectively than 1% hydrocortisone cream after 48 hours. Researchers concluded that aloe vera gel may be useful in treating inflammatory skin conditions.Is aloe vera right for me?
Aloe Vera offers anti-inflammatory properties which may help to treat skin inflammations caused by eczema, psoriasis or dermatitis. It may even help promote a healthy digestive system. Aloe itself has been shown to possess skin healing properties and promote healthier looking skin.


In The Press
Aloe vera - digestive, antifungal and antibacterial properties
Health Article: Daily Mail
Originally from Africa, the gel from inside the fleshy leaves of the aloe vera plant has been used since the 4th century BC to treat minor burns, intestinal problems like stomach ulcers, and to help speed wound healing.
Scientific studies have shown that a complex carbohydrate in aloe vera, acemannan, combines antiviral properties, antibacterial action and also stimulates the immune system. Gel-based creams are effective when applied externally to skin burns and wounds. Aloe vera gel-based drinks have also proved useful for people suffering mouth ulcers and peptic ulcers (unless they are drug-or stress-induced).
Aloes and aloe gel are often confused with each other. Aloes, which are obtained by evaporating water from the bitter yellow juice drained from the leaves, contains anthraquinones - a strong purgative often used as a laxative. Aloe vera gel, on the other hand, is obtained from the jelly-like tissue in the centre of the leaf, and does not contain any anthraquinones.
The healing power of plants
Health Article: Daily Mail
The next time you have a sore throat, throbbing head or mouth ulcers or you're just feeling under the weather, look for a cure amongst the plants on your windowsill before traipsing off to the chemist.
The leaves and petals of many household plants and herbs can be transformed into medicinal infusions, compresses and therapeutic oils or sipped as healing teas. They take only minutes to prepare and are safe and simple to use, without any of the side-effects of prescription drugs.
Aloe Vera - What it's good for? Minor burns, eczema, acne, nappy rash
Spiky Aloe Vera plants beloved by interior designers are one of the best instant treatments for burns. 'No kitchen should be without one' says Dr Peter Atherton a Buckinghamshire GP who believes strongly in their healing powers and recommends them to patients for eczema and minor burns.
Aloe Vera (aloe barbadensis) grows happily on a sunny windowsill in a well-drained pot. The clear gel found inside the leaves, contains a rich natural cocktail of more than 30 vitamins and minerals including lignin which rapidly heals epithelial tissue - the delicate layer of cells that line the surface of the body.
Aloe Vera is excellent for all minor burns and can also give rapid relief for acne sufferers and even babies with nappy rash.


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Aloe Vera is sid to be good, but am yet to see this little missy wonder, as I have just started using it. ..
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Can't be beaten for value and efficient service ..
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A very good product ..
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Too early to give rating as my wife has only just started to use this product. Very good value for money compared with product recently used which is very hard to find in our area. ..
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I have been taking these for a few weeks now to combat my ibs. They have made my stomach feel so much better and the fact the ingredients are all natural makes the choice even easier. ..
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